- Learn about Arsenal's Legacy: Get close to legendary artifacts like Jens Lehmann's Invincibles gloves and Charlie George's 1971 FA Cup shirt—priceless pieces donated by club icons.
- Trophy room wonders: Feast your eyes on league titles, FA Cups, and European silverware—each with a story of triumph, grit, and glory.
- Epic moments on screen: From unforgettable goals to behind-the-scenes exclusives, experience Arsenal's history through gripping documentaries and highlight reels.
- A must-visit for every fan: Whether you bleed red and white or are just discovering football, the museum offers a deep dive into Arsenal's legendary journey.
Take A Close Look At What’s Inside Emirates Stadium Museum
The Arsenal Museum at Emirates Stadium is a goldmine for Gooners! It's got everything—match-worn boots, signed footballs, and history-packed video theatres. Fancy seeing Jens Lehmann's Invincibles gloves or Charlie George's FA Cup shirt? You can!
This spot is a must-visit for any Arsenal fan!
Why visit the Arsenal Museum?

Things to see inside the Arsenal Museum

Jens Lehmann's Invincibles gloves
Imagine 38 unbeaten matches, 15 clean sheets, and one Golden Glove—now meet the gloves that made it happen! Jens Lehmann's Invincibles gloves are a testament to Arsenal's historic 2003/04 season and a true symbol of grit and skill.

Michael Thomas' boots from Anfield '89
Michael Thomas' boots? Legends in their own right! They delivered Arsenal's title-winning goal at Anfield '89, ending an 18-year drought in the most dramatic fashion. One of football's greatest moments—now forever preserved at the Arsenal Museum!

Charlie George's FA Cup final shirt
This 1971 FA Cup Final shirt, worn by Charlie George, witnessed Arsenal's decisive 2-1 victory over Liverpool. His extra-time goal sealed the club's first Double, making this shirt a vital artifact in Arsenal's trophy-winning legacy.

Historic trophy cabinet
With 13 league titles, 14 FA Cups, 2 League Cups, and 17 Community Shields, Arsenal's trophy cabinet highlights decades of success. European silverware includes the 1994 Cup Winners' Cup and the 1970 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, marking Arsenal's continental triumphs.

Video theatres
If you love Arsenal, you'll love this. The video theatres showcase classic goals, legendary wins, and exclusive interviews. Watch behind-the-scenes footage from the Invincibles' season or listen to Wenger and Henry talk about their favorite Arsenal moments.

Shield commemorating League Hat-Trick
This shield, a prized artifact in the Arsenal Museum, celebrates the club's dominance from 1933 to 1935. With Herbert Chapman's vision, George Allison's management, and Ted Drake's goal-scoring heroics, Arsenal cemented their place as one of English football's great dynasties.
Visitor tips
- Arrive early to explore the exhibits peacefully—especially on match days, as the museum closes 30 minutes before kickoff.
- Look for hidden gems like Joe Mercer's medals and Alex James' 1936 FA Cup shirt for a unique glimpse into Arsenal's history.
- Discover Arsenal Women's achievements, including their Continental Tyres League Cup victory, proudly showcased along the tour route.
- Bring a notebook to capture fascinating facts and historic moments from the exhibits—perfect for sharing with fellow fans or keeping as a personal memento.
- Ask about the stories behind the exhibits. Many items were donated by players themselves, each with its own fascinating history!
Frequently Asked Questions about Arsenal Museum
Not all but many pieces, like Jens Lehmann's gloves and Michael Thomas' boots, come straight from the players, making these exhibits even more special with their personal history and significance.
Yes! The theatres split Arsenal's history into two eras—1886 to 1949 and 1950 to today—taking you on a chronological journey through the club's most iconic moments.
The museum showcases memorabilia from their Continental Tyres League Cup wins, highlighting their impact and success as a vital part of Arsenal's legacy.
You can dive into matchday simulations, test their knowledge with quizzes, and explore hands-on exhibits that bring Arsenal's history and fan culture to life.
Yes! The museum features replica trophies alongside original silverware, giving fans a close-up look at Arsenal's greatest triumphs.
They offer a glimpse into Arsenal's history, from Woolwich Arsenal's early days to Highbury's golden era, showcasing key moments in the club's evolution.
Absolutely! You will get a certificate to commemorate your visit, and you can also shop for exclusive merchandise inspired by iconic exhibits like Jens Lehmann's gloves.


